A former All Ireland winner with Donegal has praised Cratloe boss Colm Collins as one of the best managers he has ever worked with.
Antoine McFadden was part of the Jim McGuinness led side that won Sam Maguire in 2013, with his studies in UL leading him to relocate to south east Clare.
He linked up with a Cratloe side who have gone all to way to this years Clare Senior Football Final, and McFadden says Collins has had a huge influence on him in his first year with the club.
Cratloe's opponents in Sunday's final will be a Kilmurry Ibrickane side who are looking for their first title since 2012, which is also the last time they appeared in the decider.
Johnnie Daly will be aiming to win his sixth Clare title on Sunday, he feels the Bricks have huge strength in depth in the panel
Throw in at Cusack Park on Sunday is at 3.30, live commentary here on Clare FM
